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Diabetes / acid base Flashcards

1
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HCT

A

Hematocrit,% of red cells in your blood

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2
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GFR

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Glomerular Filtration Rate

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3
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HB1Ac

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Haemoglobin 1Ac, is the amount of glucose of the last 2-3 months

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4
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How to know if someone has diabetes based on the HB1Ac ?

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You can develop Type 2 diabetes if you have 6.5%

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5
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How to know if it’s diables Type I ?

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  • Is an autoimmune disorder,where cells attack the endocrineus system,pancreas is notable to produce insulin cells
  • Damage of T and B cells
  • You can get diabetes after a viral infection
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6
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Method to confirm diabetes specifically type1

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Random Sugar Test Imade in a normal blood test)

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7
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Other methods to confrm diabetes

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  • fasting blood glucose test
  • oral glucose tolerance test
  • glycated haemoglobin ( HB1Ac )
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8
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Endogenous Insulin Production on diabetes Type I

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secrete low levels

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9
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Onset speed on Diabetes type I

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few weeks or months

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10
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Typical age of onset diabetes type l

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early age

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11
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Percent population with diabetes type I

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10-15%

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12
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Body habitus ondiabetes type I

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thin or average body

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13
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treatments for diabetes type I

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insulin injection

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14
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What to look in a diabetes type I patient?

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look for antibodies

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15
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Endogenous Imsullin Production on cdiabetes type 2

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not atected

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16
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Onset speed of diabetes type 2

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Adults over 30 yrs

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17
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Percent of diabetic 2 population

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90-95%

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18
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Body habitus in diabetes type 2

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obese

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19
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Treatments for diabetes type 2 patients

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dieting and exexcise

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20
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What to look for in a diabetic type 2 patient?

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excess production of insulin

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21
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With which other affections is type I and type 2 diabetes related ?

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  • Polyuria
  • Poydipsia
  • Polyphagia
22
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Polyuria

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excessive urination

23
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Polydipsia

A

thirstiness

24
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Polyphagia

A

eating excessive amount of food

25
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What is the use at the name specific gravity?

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density measure for liquids

26
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Why are ketones present in the urine?

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Because there is no insulin and ketones are produced to compensate

27
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What are the consequences at hyper-glycemia

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  • It can damage your nerves, blood vessels, lissues and organs
  • Can increase the risk of heart attack, stroke, eye damaging, kidney damaging, non-healing wounds
  • COMA DEATH
28
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What are the consequences of hypo-glycaemia?

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  • brain blead, heart allack, lost of cognitive functions,aye disease, nerve damage, eye disease and kidney disease
  • PERMANENT BRAIN DAMAGE
29
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ERPF

A

Execration renal plasma flow

30
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RBF

A

Renal blood flow

31
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what is neuropathy, nephropathy, retinopathy associated to?

A

Hyperglycemia

32
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Neuropathy

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Damage or disfunction in for more nerves that typically result in numbness,tingling,muscle weakness and pain in some areas

33
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Nephropathy

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Kidney failure,GFR increase.

34
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Retinopathy

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Blured vision, develop eye disease

35
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What is the physiologicalp pincipale of the inulin clearance test to measure GFR

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When a substance is administrated intravenously and is cleared by the gomerular filtration ; at equilibrium the rate of infusion = the rate of excretion

36
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Term for high urea

A

uremia

37
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EPO

A

Erythropoietin

38
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What does law haematocrit (PCV) means?

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law EPO

39
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hypercapnia

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Condition of having high levels of CO2 in the blood caused by an hyperventilation or by a breathing dissorder

40
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Halbuminuria

A

high levels of albumin

41
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ketonuria

A

high levels of Ketones

42
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Haematuria

A

high levels of blood

43
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What is a value that can confirm a renal function?

A

Creatinine

44
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Hyperkalaemia

A

high K levels in your blood

45
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Hyperphosphataemia

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abnormal high levels of phosphate in the blood strem

46
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Anemia

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condition in which you lack enough healthy RBC, no oxygen, no EPO

47
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Why do patients with renal failure have bone problems?

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Because they don’t have vitamine D, meaning bones cannot calcificate

48
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HaemodralysIs

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machine that cleans the blood from toxins and from substances that shouldn’t be there

49
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ESKD

A

End Stage Kidney Disease

50
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How is ESKD associated with uraemic syndrome ?

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Is extra urea = skin problems, inflamation of the brain tissue

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